The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
The Game.

Play was called promptly at $3.50
o'clock, with Memphis at the bat.
Doyle was the fiut man 10 step up TO
the plate, and he was retired on q
grounder to short. Sneed got his base
on balls, vent to third on Forces sin.
gle to right, and he and Force scored
on Andrews's hit past third for base.
German hit hot to Diestel at short,
and he let the ball go, which allowed
Andrews TO make third and the batter
second. Both were left on Bakers
fly to Ree9er aud McAleer's out q
first In the third inning Sneed again
got q st on balls. He 9 ole second
nicely, and went 10 third on Forces
single to left. Andrews then came
along with rattling dive to the CEN
ter field fence for three bases, which
brought home Sneed and Force. Cor.
man fled ont to Clinton. Baker sent
hot grounder TO Diestel and was
thrown ont at first, Andrews scoring
on the play. McA,eer hit safe, but
was left on Black being put out at fist
In the fourth Doyle secured first on q
hot grounder to Diestel, stole second
and third and scored on sneed's sin
gle to center. SDeed stole second and
third, but was left by German flying
out 10 Nicholas. In the fifth inning
Baker got first on balls and was adj
venced TO second on McAleer's single
to left. Black then drove the sphere
TO center for three bags and Baker and
McAleer tcored. Phelan got first OH
balls and stole second. Sneed hit to
Mt ffett o. second and was retired, hut
MOI before Black and Phelan
had scored. Ia the sixth
German led off with single TO left,
and he scored on Bakers hit along the
left foul line for base; Baker stole
second and went to third on McAleel's
cafe hit to left; Black got his base on
bale, I'D this filed the b lses; Phe an
hit to ths pitcher, who threw the ball
home in time to retire Baker; Doyle
followed with hot grounder past
third for a base, aud both McAleer
and B ack scored; Sneed hit to right
for one bag, and Phelan and Doyle
crossed the plate; Force hit safely to
left, aud both he and Sneed were adj
vanced base on passed ball; on
Audregs's out at e ct Sneed scored,
Force being left by G rman being
thrown out at first; in the seventh
Baker bit along lh9 left foul line for
two bags, and scored on Blacks
single TO center. In the eighth Sneed
hit safely to right, stole second, went
to third on FORCES flg over third, and
both no and Force scored on Andrews's
corker to left for two bases. la the
ninth, alter Pbelau and Doyle had
been retired al first, Sneed walked up
to the plate and sent the sphere over
the right field fence. Force and An.
drsws made safe hits In this inning,
but they were left en- bases.
Nashville got men on bases in sev.
eTal inning, but they did not score
until the eighth inning. After Nicho-
las and CintG n had been retired, ]. J,
Hayes hit safe to left and Reeder got
iitst ON bsll'. Both were advanced
base on n passed ball, and
crossed the plate on Fnle'a single Ia
right center, The latter stole second
but wls thrown out at third. In the
ninth Moffett aud Bradley hit safely
TO left. Diestel flied out to McAleer
+. Il. Heyes hit to Black, who threw
Mofett out at third. Nicholas drove
the sphere to center for two bags, aud
Bradley aud Hayes crossed the plate
Clinton followed with sir gle +, right
and Nicholas scored. j. J. Hayes
ended the inning and the game by
flying on, TO McAleer. The following
is the